It’s called the Z-Axis stabilizer for osmo pocket 3

@dizonched thank you!

Thank you! I appreciate it a lot 🫱🏻‍🫲🏼

That’s awesome, man! I really appreciate that. Thank you 🤘🏻

Gotta have dry feet for long shooting hours in the summer!

Thank you, sir!

Check 3:45 for the D-log advantage. Basically, 10-bit is more on the color side of things which means that colors are blended a lot better and smoothly compared to 8-bit which can generate color banding in areas where bright to dark color gradients are present.

That’s what I’m talking about!

Thanks Zhiyun!!

Thank you, sir!

That’s how we do it! 🤘🏻

Hello! I have links on the pinned comment. It’s the ulanzi sc-01 suction cup mount. 🤘🏻

@@dizonched I meant the gimbal sir attached to the suction cup, for better stabilization on roller shots

@@cobycanlas ah, my bad. I got it from shopee. It’s called the Z axis stabilizer for osmo pocket 3.

I used monument extended bro 🤘🏻

This means a lot! Thank you, brother!

Thanks man! I tried using those wasabi power batteries but they didn’t last too long and I feel like they’re not worth it so I ended up buying the original ones. Worth the price even if they’re a bit expensive.

No LUTs sorry. Just manual color grading for the D-log and S-log clips.

Shot with a crop sensor.

@@dizonched i have questions for you.. I have m50 and i shot always with 50mm for my work.. always shooting nightclubs videos and partyss and i wanted to get something between sigma 16mm or sigma 18 35.. i am confused idk how to decide for real

@@Mrahmedmostafaa It depends on your needs with your work. If you want to stick with a wide and fixed focal length, then go with the Sigma 16mm. But if you want to have a variety of focal lengths in your shots (wide and medium), go for the Sigma 18-35mm. In terms of build, low light capability and affordability, they're almost just the same.

It’s already in pro mode.

@@dizonched “A” that you have in the corner means that your iso is on auto mode. There’s a way to lock it on specific number by going to manual settings

Thank you, sir!

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You’re welcome! Get yours now!

Yes, there’s a version that’s for eos mount.

Since you already have a 17-70mm, I suggest getting the 30mm 1.4.

For me, they're identical in most parts but I heavily considered vertical shooting when I was looking for a gimbal that's possible with the RS3 mini without having the need to purchase an additional mount or bracket. The package was all in one. There are other gimbals which can shoot vertical mode by having the "flashlight mode" but I wasn't really a fan of it because of the awkward arms and hand position and I had to slouch too much just so I can see my camera screen.

I think not too bad since it has an aperture of f2.8 but then again, that’s a huge difference compared to the f1.4. I think for clubs/concerts, you would need an external flash as well.

@@dizonched Ty!

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Why

Yes. Check 1:08

Thanks, now I’m deciding to get the osmo pocket 3. (Still have the osmo pocket 1) or get the dji focus pro for to Af my anamorphic lens.

@@MrRaychard123 personally, I highly recommend upgrading to the pocket 3 from the pocket 1. Really worth it!

@@dizonched yeah considering it’s just $500 and easier to use and bring with u during vacation trip

Haha it depends on where you want to use it. If you want a lot of flexibility and less attention on framing while filming, go for the insta 360 but if you want a more slr-like look to your footage, go for the pocket 3.

I have Pocket 3 AND insta 360 X3, and I honestly use the Pocket 3 much more than the X3. The video quality is superior and the workflow is simpler.

It is capable, yes. It has a D-log M feature which you can use so in color grading in post, you have more flexibility. I have an upcoming video soon about it.

@@dizonched tnq broo 🤩